A series of events are being held to mark the 100th anniversary of the Titanic disaster of April 1912. Relatives of the victims are attending a memorial service commemorating the ship setting sail from Southampton 100 years ago.
On a beautiful lakeside in Ireland's west coast of county Mayo lies the ancient parish of Addergoole and the tiny village Lahardane - which is called 'Ireland's Titanic
Village'.
One hundred years ago 14 of its residents set sail on the doomed luxury liner - only 3 survived.
In honour of their memory, residents of Lahardane and the descendants of the three survivors have gathered to commemorate their bravery.
The ocean is a little rougher, the sky cloudier but this is where we will pay our respects to the ship that sank so tragically 100 years ago
World commemorates 100 years to the day of the Titanic cruise liner disaster.
You only have to gaze across the waters of Halifax harbour in Nova Scotia to imagine the scene.